precedence of .file() calls not as expected

[fschwiet]

The documentation seems to state that parameters from calls to .argv()/.env()/.file() take precedence based on the order they are called (with the first taking precedence

I find that if I have multiple .file() calls, the later .file() calls take precedence, when documentation indicates the first should. The below code gives a final value of 2, though I'd expect 1 (from the first file) to be the actual value.

var fs = require("fs");
var path = require("path");

var first = path.resolve("./first.json");
var second = path.resolve("./second.json");

fs.writeFileSync(first, JSON.stringify({"abc" : 1, "def": 1}, null, 4));
fs.writeFileSync(second, JSON.stringify({"abc" : 2, "def": 1}));

var nconf = require("nconf");

nconf.file({ file : first})
nconf.file({ file : second});

console.log("value is:", nconf.get("abc"));

[fschwiet]

Oh, it looks like multiple calls to .file() don't merge values from the files (if the last file doesn't have a value, values from previous files are ignored). So perhaps only the last file is being used...

[vegar]

You're not the first ;-)
#97 #109 #110 #117

[fschwiet]

My bad for not searching.